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HE PRINCIP.4L OFFICERS of His MA JESTI'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, ~t Ma on or bef ore Tredneviatf t Prop osals Will be received at their Office, in 16th day of February neat, front "eh ' per mas as may be willing-to undertake the Supply of LINSEED OIL and TURPENTINE, for Service of this 41c1 " 7 ""leat, for a period of three Years, determinable after tee Eapiration of the first Year, upon Notice of three Months , the option of either Party. 47 " , Plat of the ,4rtteles may he viewed upon application at Ike principal Stwekeeper's Office in the Tower, and it is e.v Peeled that all Tenlers do express one'price only for the Oil. Iqhfther regaired in Me raw or boiled-slat.;; and farther Par ' .itkutars, together with the Terms 11.44;_ronditions of the ••• ,2 t rael, may be knor.n at the Secreiai t i Office, itt Pall -t 7rcll aforesaid, any ntf 14isrs of Ten and & Act re 4#l,joereit, ' ... ' ,IP d‘ 4 P • • up, and4plorse rcoputak Tag let . • ` i t't," but no Pr < I can he admitted after the said 18t1 4 , 4 1,1 of Febrtmry, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, &either wilt auy Tender be noticed,atuless the Party making er an Agent behalf, shall attend. By &der of the Beard, R. H. CRETP, Secretary. NoTwv, TO Awns - I's. ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-HOUSE. 0110 E is hereby given, Tfuit a:I WORKS intended for the ensuing. EXHIBITION must he seat N . to the „0: AL- ACADEMY on MONDAY the 6th, orTUES DAY the 7th of APRIL, atter which time none can be re ceiretl.--Ftitther Particulars will be given in a future Ad tertisemetiL HENRY [TOWARD, R.A. Secretary. QUADRILLE DANCING. LE N, N o. 19, Shen. • t ti-street, Golden - square, gives Pi 'MAC LESSONS and PRACTICE in !outline QUADRI LLES,WALTZ,and COUNTRY D.ANCES as danced by the select Fashionahl s of Paris and London Morning sets for Ladies only, Evening sets for Ladies an. kientlemen. Private Lessons at all hours to untaught or - complete Pupils of any age wishing privacy, or more e.pedi guts or refitted acquirement than Public Lessons convey. Fa kiity Parties attended. Youth qualified for the Profession or Theatre. Ladies instructed to teach their Families, for aid• which he has. on sale new-invented self-playing lusteu t"ts, enabling them to culti va t e th e i r own Dancing, give without Musicians, or amuse themselves and Friends 'frith Music, by Cloak-work LLOYD's BEAM I MIL DOUBLE-COVER ED OVAL SHAPE BEAVER HATS,' quite a new 111 ,wlattetttre, excelling all others ever wade on th e usua l -1 ;"n, are far superior in colour and shape, which they retain / the last, and will ont-wear in any weather or climatt, t he of th ens or th e prv2Onde ' d Patent Silk,- so pernicious t o e /watt The unqualifi e d and incr e a s i ng reputation these fiats are daily acqui'ring have already caused a number of Vey imitations to be held oat to the Public, who are posi t-el a.snred t hat the Inventors and only Manufacturers of - 14 4 nrrea II cc! and universally admired Dou:Ae-cove• ed Beaver t4 on. the improved Oval. principle are - R. add IL LLOYD to. of 42, - Negate-street. Price 2.35. 4 OftNTSFi )/ TndE(C ---- Stork - Broke rs, resp e ct- acquaint the Publi c , th a t t h e y h ave on sale a „'*y of Ticlies and Shares for the LOTTERY to hegin , t ,ttlai ig on the 4tit of MARCH. The Scheme contains i'uler Grand Prizes of 'O,OOOI. besides 97 Capital Prizes, Ai: hr paid ii) Sterling Money—so great an advantage to the - 11 1 rtiitarcr has not been s e t f or th f or many L otter i es past. also a Bonus to the Ilohler of the First-drawn Blank on the t'itst, Second, awl Third Day, of Four Pipes of the best Old 4. at in the Count re, or in proportion for Shares. ..51Ir The First Two Priz e s of 30,0001., N os . 33,979 an d , - ' 4, 13, were Shared and S o ld by HORNSBY and Co. at their d EbtablishLd °like, 26, Curniiill. c r s t CARROLL Sold in 'lie Last Lottery no - less than SIX CAPITALS, including TWO uf TW E .TY 'THOUSAND POUNDS, viz. 8...... L 20,)00, in Shares 4,349.... Ditto 400)60, in Shares • 5,H19.... Ditto 825, in Shares .. 210. in Shares 4;64.5. Ditto .. 210, itt "hares 4,720....t1a5s A......... 210, Whole 'Ticket. -G. CARROLL-also Sold in Shares No. 7,735, the LAST PRIZE OF THHITY THOUSAND POUNDS tvrr drawn, at his truly fortunate and old-established Othces, 7, Cox lib I, and 46, Oxford-street. The present Lottery .411 commence Drawing o n th e 4th o f 14.xr MONTH. The Scheme is composed of Sterling Mo nt Y, ;411t1 contains 21.1 REE PRIZES OF THIR I'l' 111017 SAND POUNDS, ONE HUNDRED 'CAPITAL PR !ZEN, TWEINE PiPES . OF FINE OLD PORT, &c Tiel‘ets and Share's for which are now on Sal,. at the Of tees otG. CARROLL, 7, Corohill, and 46, Oxford-street. VEG ;ETABLE Errmts, a CHEAP and WHOLESOME RsußsTrr uTE for HOPS. . EVA-NS and Co. having had many respect . . able testimonies of the efficacy and pleasantness of their Vegetalqc Bitters, are induced to extend their sale, be ! ri nd the limits of thv s lVestern Counties, and have appointed the 'slider-trientio ne d - Agents for that purpose. They only j urite a single trial, to . Conviviee the Public of their su 'se siority to every other Bitter, and in some respects, even to that of [laps, as they are out affected by atmospheric alters tens, Which deprive Hops of their bitter, and render Ale atld Beer liable to acetic chang':, or, as it is commonly coiled, t Unling sour. ' Tbe Public are assured, that the composition now recom mended is a lure wholesome Vegetable !titter, per!ectly free from every injurious property, producing a good van vity of excellent yeast, and fur the purpose of preserving Ale and Beer equal to any Hops. Sold in Packets, of Is. each, equal to a pound of the strongest [lops; in Packets of 2s. each, equal to tw,s pounds; I': Pockets of 3s. each, equal to four poudds; in Packets of 4 %• each, equal to six pounds; in Packets of 4s. each, equal to e%;:lit pounds. N.B. No public. Brewer or Publican can be supplied with The above. Prepared only by R. Evans and Co. 97, Fore-street, - Exeter, aid sold WhWesale at their depositories, by R. Toby, No. 7, .Ear e m l's Cort Terrace, Old ltropt on, Lond on ; and N:ssrs• White and Evans, Quay-street, lb istol : and Retail by Mr. P. Stanley, 14, 'favistoch-row, covent-garden ; Mes'srs. nder so n : , lid Cbase, West Smithfield ; M r . T. Kelsey, 88, A Fleet ruarket ; Messrs.. B. and A. Taylor, Hart-street, Mork- Ittie : Mr T. bay . , Bristol ; Mr. J. Roberts, .Gioucester ; Mr. E. Riddell, Tewkesbury ; Mr. B. Mound, Brows- Veer ; M essrs. B e i lh‘ mid Knotls, Biriningham ; Mr. T. 'Lomax, Liteliiirld ; Messrs. Poole and Harding, Chester ; dlr. (i. Cruicksha n k , L i verpool.; Messrs. J. and .1. Had ock, WarrinOo l ; Mr. T. Rogerson, Manchester ; Mr. .E. Baines, Leeds ; Messrs. Spence and Lurdn, York ; 14 ' 1 ' 5 " . 'Popping slid Dawson, !lull ; mane Drury Son Son, Lirieolti ; Messrs. S. and 1. Ridge, Newark ; 'Al's. S. kidge,(ratitbri m ; Mr. St retton Not! i it; l'iam ; Mr..J. Drewry, 1) . rhy ; Mr. A . llueli. Longhboroug r h'; Mr. T. Thompson, Leicester ; Messrs. Merridew and Suns, ( orelarYl Mr. IL ~11,trp, Messrs. Mr. 'Harrod, Market Harborough ; Messrs. 4) ircy and Smithson, Northampton; Messrs. Monday and .li 4 l. t it tyr. Oxford t Mr. W. Simmons, Titanic, Ox.; Mr; C. """ve, `.alishury. 111 r T Dawes , Basingstoke; Messrs. Within and Yourignia'i, Norwich.'. Orders tor the licio r sitory,N o . 7, Ea rr'S-C°Urt sego 's Mr. T..E.elsey, be -Terrace, to 88, Fleet-itiarlict. PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, price 3s. F A ZI 0 : RAGEDY. By H.n. MILMAN, B. A. Fellow of Brazen-Nose College. THIRD EDITION. Printed for JOHN Muna.w, Albernarle-street. This Day was published, in Bvo. price ss. i t JOURNEY TO LONDON ; r.mprising De.cript ion of the most interesting Objects of Curiosity to a Visitor of thr Metropolis. By WILLIAM HUTTON, F.A.S.S. Second Edition. Printed fin. Nichols, Son, and Bentley, Red Lion-passage, Fleet-orret. New Editions of other Books by the , sause Author: 1. History of Derby; Bvo. 1.25. 2. 'Four to Scarborough, and Survey 9 1 York ; Bvo. 6s. S. 4)eirription of . illarkpool Bro. 3s. 4.-neruarks, Moral, Practical, and Facetious; Ittno. 3s. Tik% Day were paltUshed, -‘"-- •': 1 1: In Octavo , etrybellisik44,oo.h.- •ea ut nalsPortrait of the Bev. Dr. Prgge, price I es. boards, ANECDOTES OF OLD ; , Gentilitial, and Miscellaneous: including Au thentie Anecdotes of the Royal Household, and the Manners and Customs of the Court, at an early period of the Eng lish History. By SAMUEL PEGGE, Esq. F.S.A. Author of the " Curialia," and of "Anecdotes of the ,Eng lish Language." Printed for Nicl►ols, Son, and Bentley, Red Lion-passage, fleet-greet. In a few Daya.witi be publiched, Bro. ATREAI ISE tinoli lie i'()OR LAWS, with a View , o the Measures Nicely to be proposed in Parlia m• t, for their Irrieriiinir t. !?• I'HOVIAS i'EttEGRINE COURThN?►Y, On, or the Committ<•e of Huts,e of Commons appointed fur the Cunsi.i..tration of that Subject Printed for Sohn 111;.1 ray, .llbemaric-street. This Day ~: as pubLshC, Price ss. bo:lrds, 11181 Y OF A SIX WLEh'S TOUR .hrongh a •part of FRAINICI, S‘VITZERLAND, .GEtNIANY, and HOLr,ANO, with Letters descriptive of s.til round the Lake of Geneva, and of the Glaciers of Cha- i'.inted for T. 1 - loolihain, j,:n. 15, Old Bond-street; and C. and J. Oilier, ►Velheck-street. Tli is Day was published, With a Portrait of Captain liaxwell, and Five coloured Etigraring-, trti. price 14s. A NEW EDITION OF VOYAGE of id's Majesty's late Ship AL CESTE, along the Cotist of Corea, to the !aloud of Lewehr, , a itii.a❑ Account of her Shiewrt-ch. By JOHN M‘LEGT), Surgeon of the Aleeste. - Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. This Day was published, • Handsomely printed in 4 vols. avo. a New Edition, pr* U. boards, of . _ N HISTORICAL VIEW of the ENGLIsti GOVERNMENT, trum the Settlement of the Saxons in Britain to 6., present Time with some Dissertations coo stei ted. with the History of ilia Government • • • -• By JOHN MILLAR, Professor of Law in the University of Glasgow. Printed for J. Mawman, 59, Ludgate-street; London. Of whom may be had, Bering: on 's Literary History of the Middle Ages, 4to. 21. 2s. hoards. Thornton's Present State of Turkey, 2 vols. Bvo. 11, Is. Naylor's History of the Helvetic Republics, 4 vols. Bvo. 11. I(s. hoards. Jost published, price I4s. extra boards, HE of ENGLAN ; the Tri• T timph of the Late War, as they appear in the Thanks of Parliament, progressively voted to the Navy al.d Artily; and the Coulainnications, either oral or written, on the stth jest, chronologically arranged: with Notices Biograidlical and Military. By MAURICE EVANS, Nary and Army Agent. " I am sure I speak the latigu,.ge of the HotNs!, when I say that it is impossible to fine any where the glory of our arms so well described, as in those brilliant displays of slo• quence."—Lord Castlereagh's'Spetch, May 20, ißtri. A few Copies are"taken on large Imperial Paper, and hot pressed, price IL Ss. Printed by A.. 1. Valpy ; and sold by Nlessrs. Longman and Co.; lialthkin and Co.; Law and - Whittaker ; Black, Par bury, and Allen ; Egerton; Westley arid Parrish ; and all other Booksellers. SECOND-HAND PIANO- F, RTE, GREAT BARGAINS, GOOD AS NEW. _ _ _ . . (1 A PITA L 4 Grant: I - Jot , z , iiital l'i4titt- Forte, by tiadwood and Son, 45 guineas, cost 75 fplincas ; very excellent Cabinet, with silk Front, two Pedals, &c. shop price 60 gitincits, for ;it/guineas; not a better can he made.— Also, a Square Piano, with 'Pedal:, &c. good as new, 25 gui neas ; Ditto, by Toinki-on, al. '24 and 16 guineas. May be seen by day-light at the Owiter's, Nlr. WATLEN'si remuved to those spacious Premises, 1:3, Leicester-place. N.B. Old'tarps and Piano-Finte3 exchanged for New. FOR CITILBLAINS, SPRA:NS,- RHEITMATISMS, &c. R. `ll - OI'ODELDOC.—This very excellent . Mediem, , cannot be - genuine unless the .1) - •• name "F. Newbety" Cli in •he Stamps. It is br e:nue necessary to direct attention to this particu lar, as Cennterfeits are s . iltl akeost every town and street; and often by persons who Would not be suspected of an attempt to deceive and deft - 3140 their customers. This Opo deldoc is super orto all otter applications in the cnre of Chit bl tins, Sprains, Bruises, Grumps, and Numbness; as also Inc Rbewnatisms, and fee the Limbs when in a paralytic state. Sold by F. Newbery and Sons,- at the old established Medi • cine Warehouse, No. 45, St. Paul's, the third house front er-sps,de. l'; 23. ltd. a bottle. Sold also by J. Saitgtr, 150, Oxford-street; Harris, Lud gate-sto ,et ; Stradling, Royal Excliange; and by all respect able Veaders in Town and Country. - . T:tose persons who iwiy be inclined to court the smiles of fortune in vie present Lottery, tooler any particular number, may obtain it by ap plying to BIS u,. at his Offices, No 4, Corithill, or No. 9, Charing . Cross, who will procure it for tlo.:m at the BatiV., An early application will, however, beAlecessAry, else it may fall to a casual customer. 'the Drawing begins the 4tli of March ; the - Scheme contains three Prizes ot 30,000, and 97 other Capitals ; and, independent ot the Money allotted for the payment ot Prizes, Bisti has made an arrangement, by which cet tai,; iildoks will be entitled to twelve Pipes of Port Wine. A rude stone coffin, containing a perfect lin ruln skeleton, was found on Friday last, about six ('t below the surface of the earth, in a field be longing to Mr. W. SYMONDS, behind the New Gaol at Hereford, the spot on which formerly stood the Priory of St. Guthlac. LITERARY REVIEW. ANNALS of BANKS fur SAVINGS : Containing an Account of their Rise and Progress; Reports and Essays on their National Importance, their Constitution, &c.; Particulars of the Earliest Institutions; Full instructions for their Formation, and every Detail connected with their Manage ment under the late Act of Parliament; together with Re ports and Communications from mure , than Sixty Institu tions in Great Britain and Ireland. M. RICHARDS:4Np Coruhill,.&c. &c. We have seldom had occasion to draw the no, rice of our Readers to a work of more utility than the present. The institution ,of SAVINGS' BANKS has already .been productive of most salutary effects, and promises incalculable advantages to atiaty in general. -- The lbditor,of this work, in a modest Pref ce, elaitipt its merithey4ticl that of • having compiled what may be etiled " a Manual of useful information on the subject of those be nevolent institutions which are equally schools of morals,' as well as ' friends in need,' to the industrious classes." Jr is, however, but justice to him to state, that he has indeed spared no pains to render his work as complete as is con sistent with the present state of these truly lauda ble institutions, and he promises a SECOND . PART, it . the work before, us should succeed, soliciting such hints and information as may tend to render it still more conducive to the advantage of those for whose benefit the institutions in question are chiefly intended. To suppose that he will not re ceive such encouragement from the success of his present work, as to induce him to proceed in his meritorious laboars, would 'he an insult to the li beral feelings of the country, as' a compilation of more practical utility, and more likely to produce consequences generally beneficial to society, has seldom ithued from the British. Press. We sub join an Extract, as a speciMen of the nature of the work, and shall soon resume our attention to it, `• Youth's Provident Association, on similar Princi pges, and in Connection with the Provident Insti tution :—Established in 1815 ; embracing the Bath Sunday and other Schools. President, CHARLES CONOLLY, Esq. Directors. 'William Davis, - Hastings Elwin, Esq. Samuel Yockney, Esq. Capt. Lysaght. R.N. Rev. John St rer, John Rye, Rev. John Hopkins, W. 11. Douce, Esq. John Hammett, Esq. Secretary.—Mr. Tavener, a , " The object of ti►is Institution is to promote !abits of saving among the youth of the labour ng classes. as soon as tiny begin to acquire wages by their own industry ; and to induce others Mr. Opie Smith, Mr. James Evill, Mr. T. Langdon, Mr. George Evill, Mr. J'ames Deare, Mr. R. Carpenter, sen. Mr. Michael Show, Mr. Robert Curtis, Mr. William Pearson. the Office, 6, Trim-street. more advanced in years, who may not have suf ficiently considered the advantages of saving, to lay by such small sums as they can spare, against winter or other time of need. " Persons of either sex, depositing not less that two-tence at one time, will he admitted to the benefits of this Association, on conforming to the Rules, which may be had at the office. " Superintendents of Schools, approved by the Directors, are to receive deposits of the youth in their respective schools, and account for 'he saute to► the Directors, on the second Tuesday evening in every month ; and as .soon' as the deposits of any one individual shall amount to One Shilling, such even shillings are to be transfered to the Pa rent Provident Institution (held at the satne house, although under different managers), in'the names and for the use of the depositors, or in the names of their parents. . " It is also intended that Visitori shall be ap pointed by the Directors, to call upon working person• in the different parts of the city and out parts, in districts laid out on a plan similar to that of Penny Bible Associations. That such Vi sitors are to give publicity to the benefits to be derived from this Institution ; they may likewise receive small sums from those who cannot con veniently attend at the office; but it is recom mended to all persons who can, to bring their money themselves, .or to send it by some, one whom they may know, for their own satisfac tion. " Tlke services of all officers concerned in this Institution (excepting the Secretary) are to be gratuitous ; but it will he expedient to raise a fund, by means of voluntary contributions, for discharging all necessary expences, such as rent of the office, fires, candles, stationery, printing, &c. i❑ the first place) and the .remainder of this fund will be applied once a year, in small pre miums, or other marks of distinction, to such youth or others, as may have evinced the most deserving conduct, by their industry and saving. " Depositors will be at liberty to withdraw their money at a short notice ; but as the object of the Directors is to promote provident habits among the labouring classes, it is hoped none will do this without urgent occasion ; especially as they will thereby forego their claim to reward. ` 6 Subscriptions •in aid of this Institution are received by Messrs. Tuffnell end Cu. Bladud Bank ; at Uphant's LthrAry ; and by the Sect. tary, at the Office, 6. Tpin•street. RULES. 4 Train up a Child in the way h e s h ou ld co , and when he is old, be will not deport from it.'—Prov. xxii. 6. g Upon the first day of the week let every one of you lay by bin) in store, as God bath prospered Car. xti. 4. " Rule 1 .—'f bat persons of either sex d , two-pence at one time, and rontioniog so to (e. 1.1411 be admitted to the benefits of this Asso- ciation. IL—Th at as soon a the deposits of any indis viand shall amount to One Shilli.kg, all sari) even shillings be paid -over to the original '' Provident Invitation," for the use of the depositor, and in his or her name. " 111.—Tho on depositing sums of one shil ling and upwards in the " Provident Instituss .oc," the depositor becomes subject to the reru lations of that I9stitution, and entitled to its pi.34vileges.,„ IV.—That as soon as the deposits therein, • shall amount to suffittienl to purchase one Around •tock, the depositor o ill he entitled to intere‘t, as payable by that Institution. • V.—That by way of eaconrogin habits of prudence, frugality and industry, Rewards to the most deserving will be given by the directors once in the year; but that no person shall be en. titled to such reward, unless be or she shall have been a depositor twelve calendar months. " Vl.—lf any shall deposit money, unjustly obtained, it shall be restored to the owner, if found within twelve months ; or if not, it shall be forfeited to this Institution." The very great satisfaction the plan adopted in former Lotteries gave to persons residing in the Country, has induced T. BISH, the Contractor, to repeat it in the present; and he hopes he bay, as in a recent Lottery, selected some of the Capi. tats amongst those numbers advertised.—The on• dermentioned Numbers may be had either ,in whole Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, of Sixteenths, at No. 4, Cornhill 12,309 11,4861 6,826111,487 6,827 14,729 14,721 4 515 16,060 4,514 17,232 13,200 17,233 13,197 17,234 16,086111-4561 16,087 9,715 16,088 13,231 10,2.12 13,232 ' 10,213 13,233 11,488 17:201 1607. 10,185 15,074 ltber in ails, or The following Numbers may be bud e whole Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eigl Sixteenths, at No: 9, Charing. Cross :- 12,32517,235 1,.15,...111 31 izip 4,512 110,182 -1,2j1 1 ci A w4sL„l? ,3 1 1 - 114,724 10.214 13,23 i 6,81 16,090 1"1,459' 6,828111.489 10,215 113.235 6.812 4,513 17,204 1 6,829111,490 10,211 6,830. 4,511 509 14,743 The present Lottery coot ?dos Three, Prizes of 390001.—0ne Hundred Capii Sterling Money—no Stock P: izis—no Gasses—no re. (Irat in.. The Drawing commences the 4th of MARCH. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - - Rl9 10 0 Half - - XlO 9 0 I Eighth - .R 2 13 6 Q ;arter - 5 5 0( Sixteenth - 1 7 0 *** Letters (post-paid) contlining Bank Notes, or Post• Office Orders, duly attended to The last Lottery that contained Three 'Mize* of 30,0001. HISH sold them all ! and last Lottery he sold Three. Prizes of 20,0001. all in Shares. MELANCHOLY SUlClDE.—Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Queen's Head, Fashion -street, Chi istchnrch,before J.W.Uswr ,K,q.on the body of Miss Mary Simmons, a young Indy 21 years of age, daughter of Mr. Simmons, of Rose-se reel, Christchurch.—This young lady, atter a courtship of near five years, was, with her parents' con sent, to have beenrmarried to the 'object of her choice, a respectable young man, and one o'clock on Monday last. was the time appointed for the celebration of their nuptials. The ceremony, ae• cording to the custom of the Jews, was to be ,per• formed in the house previous to the company in vitee going to dinner; the company we.reassem. hied, the priest and btidegroom were in the house, and a sumptuous diaper prepared for their . enter tainment. The in: ended bride having retil ed to her apartment, as itiwas supposed, to dress, but remaining too long, her sister (Miss Frances) went up stairs to tell her to come down, but re ceiving no answer, she went in, and foUnd her sister lying on the bed in a state of insensibility as if in a fit; she gave an alarm, and the family went up stairs, anti on the table were found a cup of coffee and another cup empty, Which was proved to have contained some oil or vitriol wStich was kept in the house for the purpose of (-leaning copper. Medical assistance was instantly sent for, and Mr J. W. Martindale', surgeon, and Mr. Nathan Constadt, physician to• the Portuguese hospital, attended her, who at intervals attended. the family for 20 years : they gave erectlcs,&e. and revived her. On questioning her, she said, " she had taken4ome vitriol." On asking her motive, she said, that " she was weal y of her life, and had something very heavy on her mina." .She died in 24 bouts afterwards frrim the effect of pnison..Mr. Nathan Constadt, who was intimately acquainted e ith them, said, that insanity reigned in die family on the .mother's side, not app.renc every day, but periodically. Verdict—lnsaniig. JEWISH FREE SCHOOL.—Wednesday being the anniverssary of this benevolent Institution, it was celebrated at the City of London Tavern, ifpburs gate-streeti by a grand entertainment, at which nearly 200 were'preseut. Ea iric cele- 4 , lo d 110. 0 4: 50- tb,ig tbi° 0 4 4" 114 )11 ,cur i lph, t 9 C t4O itto.l t terc t 104; s VeW 4 (1i atA 11W ir ' FL' ,eet , - ,hO l- Sit es --R• , xi o' •n:r,